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Post by Desophaeus on Jul 10, 2017 17:18:00 GMT
Just reminding... Burgundy and I are sending you 25k each. He already sent his, and I will send mine today when I do my turn. So you already have 50k assured for this year at your disposal. I already wrote about your troops in my turn. Ah, I saw it late.  |
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Post by Imperial RomeBall on Jul 10, 2017 17:33:23 GMT
ByzantineBall: Maybe token force of 1,000 men?
Thessalonikiball: But sir 1,000 men is far from token, and We've already lost so many attacking Normans and Egyptians!
MountAthosBall: Holy religion say, send the Theotokos (also defend me father Byz if you can)
ByzantineBall: Send the Cumans
NicaeaBall: But your masterful Imperial strategy is to divide the mercenaries!
ByzantineBall: Dice them up and sell as Gyro. On second thought Cumans be citizens nao.
ItalyBall: I AM BEING BORN. Also only our traders can sell Gyros.
ConstantinopleBall: Remove pls.
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Post by Antonio Santa Anna on Jul 10, 2017 18:11:56 GMT
Antonio Santa Anna, may I roll to see if the pope will approve of my War goal for next year? Sure. |
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Post by Caesar on Jul 10, 2017 19:07:23 GMT
Rolling to see if the pope supports my war goal against the Moors. Anything above a 6:
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Post by Desophaeus on Jul 10, 2017 19:18:33 GMT
Rolling to see if the pope supports my war goal against the Moors. Anything above a 6: JT4kxiE_To be honest, just about every pope in the last 100 years or the next 100 years pretty much supported a crusade (long as it's not against fellow Christians...). In the light of that, I would say a 5 or even a 4 would then only be needed. Not that it really matters if you rolls a 9. |
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Post by Caesar on Jul 12, 2017 18:05:17 GMT
When does the next phase start Antonio Santa Anna? Don't forget to include that the Pope supports my Moorish Crusade. |
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Post by Antonio Santa Anna on Jul 12, 2017 18:25:12 GMT
When does the next phase start Antonio Santa Anna ? Don't forget to include that the Pope supports my Moorish Crusade. Friday. Everyone else, take note. |
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Post by Antonio Santa Anna on Jul 13, 2017 22:08:24 GMT
Just a friendly reminder: you have 24 more hours to finish your turns.
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Post by Hugh III of Burgundy on Jul 13, 2017 22:14:06 GMT
1184 right? Done!
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Post by Laurent de Gouvion on Jul 14, 2017 14:02:56 GMT
Antonio Santa Anna, I might have to ask for an extension, or even a sub. I can't muster enough creativity to write turns right now, and some unexpected RL events coupled with an unexpected increase in my workload make me doubt my ability to finish turns this weekend, in the quality I want. I'll see what happens next week, but most likely it'll be quite busy - just giving a heads-up if I miss something. Desophaeus, the issue shouldn't be as bad in Dip06. However, I might have a 72h period next week when I'll be mostly offline, I don't think with enough time to submit orders.
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Post by Imperial RomeBall on Jul 14, 2017 20:53:21 GMT
I was hoping to get mine done today but it deleted it all.
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Post by Antonio Santa Anna on Jul 14, 2017 22:21:06 GMT
Time to start 1185. And this year is special; the Crusades themselves can now begin (in other words, you can go beat up St. Cyr's country now).
HRE:lxABpqkr
Pope:
In other news:
Genoa and Castille have started to fall into anarchy.
The Polish king is finally feeling better.
Pope Innocent III declares his support for the Portuguese crusade against the Moors.
Have your 1185 turns done by Tuesday.···
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Post by Frederick the Great on Jul 15, 2017 4:56:29 GMT
Time to start 1185. And this year is special; the Crusades themselves can now begin (in other words, you can go beat up St. Cyr's country now). HRE: lxABpqkrPope: In other news: Venice, Genoa, Hungary, and Castille have started to fall into anarchy. The Polish king is finally feeling better. Pope Innocent III declares his support for the Portuguese crusade against the Moors. Have your 1185 turns done by Tuesday. Two things, one I did my turn as Venice it just wasn't as detailed as the bit for Hungary. Secondly Laurent de Gouvion asked for an extension but not only did you not answer (at least not publicly that I can see) but you announced everyone can attack the guy who just said he can't do turns for a bit. |
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Post by Caesar on Jul 15, 2017 5:04:17 GMT
Time to start 1185. And this year is special; the Crusades themselves can now begin (in other words, you can go beat up St. Cyr's country now). HRE: lxABpqkrPope: In other news: Venice, Genoa, Hungary, and Castille have started to fall into anarchy. The Polish king is finally feeling better. Pope Innocent III declares his support for the Portuguese crusade against the Moors. Have your 1185 turns done by Tuesday. Two things, one I did my turn as Venice it just wasn't as detailed as the bit for Hungary. Secondly Laurent de Gouvion asked for an extension but not only did you not answer (at least not publicly that I can see) but you announced everyone can attack the guy who just said he can't do turns for a bit. They aren't the same people. Laurent de Gouvion controls Egypt. Erich von Ludendorff controls the Moors. I rolled for the wargoal a bit ago anyway. |
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Post by Frederick the Great on Jul 15, 2017 5:13:37 GMT
Two things, one I did my turn as Venice it just wasn't as detailed as the bit for Hungary. Secondly Laurent de Gouvion asked for an extension but not only did you not answer (at least not publicly that I can see) but you announced everyone can attack the guy who just said he can't do turns for a bit. They aren't the same people. Laurent de Gouvion controls Egypt. Erich von Ludendorff controls the Moors. I rolled for the wargoal a bit ago anyway. If you're going to comment on my comment please actually read it and what I am originally commenting on first before you say anything. For starters Erich von Ludendorff isn't playing anymore, he left a while ago. Secondly I'm pretty sure that Laurent de Gouvion owns/controls/is planing to control the Moors since Erich von Ludendorff isn't playing anymore. Thirdly Antonio Santa Anna specificly said we can attack Laurent de Gouvion hence my comment. |
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